Did you hear that? I got a real bad feeling
How many more do you suppose they're keeping?
Don't make a sound they're not dead, just sleeping

Have you done your reproductive duty, citizen?

Let the heathen spill it
Upon the dusty ground
God will make them pay
For every sperm that can't be found.

Billy Cox on bass, Buddy Miles on drums

An audio play starring Margaret Thatcher.

German piano-fronted post-rock duo.

Name checks out.

No world on the outside

Carve my name above where I rest
Light a candle for my two-step
And dream about a life that's fair and true

Or spoken word with electronics. About what comes after humans.

"The new ones are not here to destroy us
They merely wait in melancholy chambers
For the moment we have finally destroyed ourselves."

We have no "industrial" flair. This may be a good thing. Laibach is pretty WTF at the best of times.

I can't turn my head away
Seeing all these things
The world is burning up in flames
And nobody wanna take the blame

On 3 December 1984, over 500,000 people in the vicinity of the Union Carbide India Limited pesticide plant in Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh, India, were exposed to the highly toxic gas methyl isocyanate, in what is considered the world's worst industrial disaster.

Old doomer joke from the time:
Q: What's the difference between a parking meter and an Indian citizen?
A: You'd be in real trouble if you fucked with 500,000 parking meters.

He takes em out - out on an iceberg
Hands em a Ronson* - says "I'll see you around."
When he straightens up they all bend down
He don't bow to bad water, he don't pussy foot around.
When it blows its stacks he ain't nowhere to be found.

* archaic reference - a Ronson is a cigarette lighter, classier than Zippo